By Ian Murray The Society of Editors and Journalists’ Charity are among early supporters of a new scheme to help create paid fellowships to provide journalism experience during the Covid-19 crisis. Organised by Journo Resources, the scheme will enable future journalists who might normally have sought work placements or internships but have seen plans disrupted by […]
One more person who tested positive has died in the last 24 hours, taking the total to 2,490 deaths in Scotland by that measure.
From 10 July those shielding will no longer need to physically distance from people they live with.
They are among 150 leading authors, academics and thinkers who signed a letter published yesterday that condemns “cancel culture” for stifling freedom of expression in higher education, journalism, philanthropy and the arts.
“It’s a concern if some hidden epidemic could occur after Covid where you’re going to see delayed effects on the brain,” Zandi says. “But it’s far too early for us to judge now. We hope, obviously, that that’s not going to happen, but when you’ve got such a big pandemic affecting such a vast proportion of the population it’s something we need to be alert to.”
Divisional commanders have raised concerns over officers being taken away from other duties
Afterwards the NATO allies sailed to Kiel, Germany, to take part in NATO’s Exercise Baltops where they joined colleagues from Finland, Lithuania and The Netherlands.
A spokesperson for Unison Scotland said: “The current system has clearly failed. But having care homes being used to funnel public money to tax havens isn’t a case of market failure. The failure here is in having the market in the first place.
